Adam Vandenberg (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} piehead) wrote,@ 2008-07-15 21:21:00 |
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Adventures in Source Control
At work we're using TFS 2005 for our .NET development, and Subversion 1.4 for our New Web development. (And VSS for our old web development, but I'm not involved with any of that.)
As a grand experiment, I've installed Subversion 1.5 (Tortoise+CLI) and Ankh 2.0 on my laptop, as well as SvnBridge, and I'm going to try out development with that against the existing TFS server. Assuming the initial get happens without any errors.
At work we're using TFS 2005 for our .NET development, and Subversion 1.4 for our New Web development. (And VSS for our old web development, but I'm not involved with any of that.)
As a grand experiment, I've installed Subversion 1.5 (Tortoise+CLI) and Ankh 2.0 on my laptop, as well as SvnBridge, and I'm going to try out development with that against the existing TFS server. Assuming the initial get happens without any errors.
